What problem does it solve?
TicGit eliminates the friction of using separate, non-version-controlled issue trackers that break context traceability with your Git codebase, ensuring all project planning, tickets, and requirements live alongside your code for full auditability and alignment.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Git-native ticket and PRD management: Create, track, and close tickets directly tied to your Git repository, with dedicated writeups for long-form product requirements, specs for implementation details, and structural dependencies for explicit ticket ordering.
- End-to-end workflow automation: Run agent loops to implement tickets sequentially, verify work, sync ticket data with remote repositories, and migrate existing file-based issue systems to TicGit without losing historical context.
- Use Case: A development team can slice a product PRD into linked, dependency-ordered tickets, assign implementation specs to each, and run automated loops to implement and verify each ticket until the entire backlog is complete.
Quick Start
Use the ticgit skill to initialize Git-native issue tracking for your current repository and publish your first set of linked project tickets from an existing PRD.